The Italian-German built USS Trieste went down to the bottom of the Marianas Trench, at least 35,000 feet down in the Pacific with a two man crew- Jacques Piccard and Lt. Donald Walsh of the USN. This was in the early sixties. no mishaps! the record still stands for a manned and controlled submersible- a Bathyscaphe. The sub was largely built in Italy but had a Krupp-designed and built pressure sphere protecting the crew. It was operated by the U.S. Navy as the USS prefix indicates.
There are 3 CD 's; Marianas Trench (2002), Fix Me (2009), and Masterpiece theater (2009). I believe that the first CD is not available anymore though. I think it went out of stores in 2007.
first off Marianas Trench is a band my favourite band in fact and say anything is a song their lead singer Josh Ramsay wrote while he was in rehab but don't hold it against him that he went to rehab they're a great band!
No. 100 years ago, the deep submergence underwater vehicles had not been thought about, let alone invented and used.
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The Mariana's Trench just west of Guam in the western pacific. 7 miles deep. Two guys in a submersible went to the bottom in 1960. No one ever did it again.
one from the rats and dirty water
they went to a pot put in a corner at the trench then,tip it out after.
The first person to reach the bottom of the Marianas trench was French explorer and scientist Piccard, in the bathyscaph. This was a type of submarine that was filled with a liquid (gasoline, I believe) as ballast, to be able to resist the incredible water pressure. The part where the people went was a sphere suspended beneath the hull of the ballast tank. In essence, the vehicle was like a hot-air ballon but for going underwater. This immersion happened in 1957.
A hole appeared when I was digging a trench for a wall. After clearing the hole I found there to be two very large slabs of stone about 30mm apart. I pushed a tape measure down between the stone slabs and it went down to beyond 7 metres. This was in Herefordshire, England. Can anyone explain what I had found and how was it produced? Kind regards, Steve.
First of all it"s the Marianas Trench, not marina Trench. Marina trench sounds like a dry-dock basin! giving the various meanings of Marina. The Marianas trench is the deepest spot in the Pacific ocean. the Bathyscaphe Trieste l went down there in l960 and later in l962 still a manned submarine depth record. Sub was crewed by Jacques Piccard(son of the inventor, who was a Swiss!!) and a Lt. Donald Walsh of the US Navy, obviously a submarine officer. The vessel was jointly made by the Terni naval shipyard in Italy and the actual diving-bell like crew capsule, subjected to the highest pressure strains, (at 36,000 feet down!) was fabricated by the German Krupp industries, familiar to many as a Gun manufacturer ( Big Berthas). So the Nato powers got together in a joint venture- Italy , USA, and Germany, down you go!
First of all it"s the Marianas Trench, not marina Trench. Marina trench sounds like a dry-dock basin! giving the various meanings of Marina. The Marianas trench is the deepest spot in the Pacific ocean. the Bathyscaphe Trieste l went down there in l960 and later in l962 still a manned submarine depth record. Sub was crewed by Jacques Piccard(son of the inventor, who was a Swiss!!) and a Lt. Donald Walsh of the US Navy, obviously a submarine officer. The vessel was jointly made by the Terni naval shipyard in Italy and the actual diving-bell like crew capsule, subjected to the highest pressure strains, (at 36,000 feet down!) was fabricated by the German Krupp industries, familiar to many as a Gun manufacturer ( Big Berthas). So the Nato powers got together in a joint venture- Italy , USA, and Germany, down you go!Read more: Where_is_the_marina_treanch
As long as it needed to be to "hold the front". Some of the trenches went on for miles.